[jjotto]

Perhaps you could cite some unfair actions by the RNC?

Citing hysterical blog posts, Faux News and WaPo commentators doesn’t really effect how the RNC is behaving.

[econjack]

Perhaps you could cite some unfair actions by the RNC?

Well, I'd prefer you do it, since you raised the question. Google "RNC's bad treatment of Trump" and pick out something to read from the 2.79 million hits. Better still, despite his lead in the polls, show me where the RNC is supporting the front-runner.

[Calpublican]

“Perhaps you could cite some unfair actions by the RNC?”

You have to believe they are complicit in the decision by states to change their rules regarding primaries. It’s unlikely state parties would do this without consulting the RNC. Their ploy will not work due to his high level of support. He has until Sept 30th and assuming his popularity will continue to rise, he can sign their pledge with assurance. It was undoubtedly designed to paint him into a corner, but it will be a moot point by then unless something dramatic happens in the meantime.

[grania]

Cochran keeping his Senate seat is my favorite example of how fair the RNC is. Then there's giving Christie massive amounts of campaign money that he didn't need while more conservative candidates in other states could've put it to good us. Then there's our wonderful DC leaders, McConnell and Boehner.

Can you cite any fair actions by the RNC?